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        CAT: Waiting and Lonesome
        MA131: B14 F56 · Folder · 1967
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Lonesome: Being overseas, away from family, friends, and familiar places by itself can be emotionally draining on any soldier. Throw into that mix having to go out on a patrol where danger and all kinds of physical hardships have to be injured. I did this painting as a result of my visit with 199th LIB in Vietnam. I tried to capture the emotional drain war can have on an individual. How after coming back from patrol a soldier can be emotionally and physically exhausted. Waiting: While visiting the 199th LIB I sat around waiting with the soldiers I would soon be going on patrol with. In the gouache sketch I tried to express the melancholy feelings that accompanied the wait. Two prints on foam board.

        CAT: Waiting Interrogation
        MA131: B14 F51 · Folder · 1967
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        While working as a soldier artist in Vietnam I visited 199th LIB. At the time of my visit they captured two VC suspects and were interrogating them. I did sketches and this watercolor interpreting this experience. Watercolor print on foam board.

        CAT: Waiting to Lift Off
        MA131: B14 F50 · Folder · 1967
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Waiting to lift off was inspired by a trip fellow artist Sam Alexander and I made to the 93rd setting in less than an hour after being wounded. "Dust Off" was the tactical call sign we used by aid ambulances. Flying into an active landing zone to pick up wounded was a dangerous job. We now know that pilots, crew chiefs, and accompanying medical corpsmen stood a 1 in 3 chance of being injured, wounded, or killed in their line of work. I didn't fly on a "Dust Off" but did at least two related paintings out of respect for these brave soldiers who put their lives at risk daily for others. Ink/watercolor print on foam board.

        CAT X: Korea Team
        MA 131: B02-F16 · Folder · 1996, 2000
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Korea Team: David L. Grinstein, Chester Jezierski, William H. Steel, Howard D. Webb, Lawrence A. Westby
        Tour: April 20 1970 to June 20, 1970

        CAT XI: Thailand Team
        MA 131: B02-F17 · Folder · 2000
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Thailand Team: Gerald W. Dokken, Glen Felch, Kenneth R. Grissom, Richard Nickolson
        Tour: October 1 1970 to January 30, 1971

        CAT XII: Thailand Team
        MA 131: B02-F18 · Folder · 2000
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Thailand Team: Herbert J. Brady, Jr., Larry R. Herring, Joseph L. Mertes, Joseph F. Rodriquez
        Tour: February 14, 1971 to June 15, 1971

        CAT XIII: Germany Team
        MA 131: B02-F19 · Folder · 1996, 2000
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        German Team: Joseph S. Hindley, William G. Jacobson, Jr., William F. Voiland, Robert A. Winter
        Tour: December 4, 1972 to February 9, 1973

        Cattail
        MA 131: B11-FR04 · Framed · undated
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Artwork of two cattails. Framed image size is 15" x 18". Text on the back says - SD Digest Illustration. Used in renewal insert Digest 1981 volume 48 #5. Also make prints. Cattail."